MC Hammer was so fun! Too bad back at that time Black America cancelled him. “Gangsta rappers” got jealous & called him a “sell out” because he built a brand & started doing commercials. He was sincerely one of the most generous entertainers of that time. Now look at all those same artists who clowned him for going mainstream & branding, doing commercials, acting, pushing their own drinks & clothes etc. MC Hammer💕🔥
Pretty much. MC Hammer paved the way for a *LOT* of people to get paid. Doesn't get any credit for it. Interesting that the biggest African-American pioneers in music were either sabotaged, cancelled, killed or any combination of the three. MJ, Prince, Whitney, 2-Pac, Biggie, MC Hammer, James Brown, and many others.
I saw MC Hammer and the Crew years ago while they were on tour with Boyz II Men, TLC, etc. in Atlanta, GA. Watching them live was worth a million dollar ticket. I even caught a sweaty towel…lmfao! Such talent! I miss these gals/guys!
M.C Hammer was the consummate performer of the 80's and early 90's; flat out entertainer. Any award show he was on, had you tuning in Great reaction🔥🔥🔥💯👍🏾
Nephew ALLLLL THE DANCE STEPS Hammer did in this video we ALL DID. That was how we danced back then. At The Clubs, In The Streets. That was just US. We as A People were ALWAYS KNOWN as Dancers and Singers. It is ONLY in this generation that has come that all of that has basically vanished. What he does in the video is how we danced.🤷🏾♂
This is how we did it! We had so much fun. Every now and, me and my siblings have to bust out some moves for the youngins. Can't get down and up as fast, but we still get down 😄.
@@shortblockflexinit5219 We sure did and we did not tire like we do today. The knees dont work like they use to. I mean we would just get up and get down with no problem but now we gotta think about it before we do it cause the body aint like it use to be.....Time has gone by so quickly. LIFE
@@IzzysCuisines The knees right? We just had a family reunion and I can do anything from the 70's on that doesn't require getting low. They tried to get me to get low but all I managed was a squat 😄. But I'm 61. LIFE indeed 🙂.
Damn this is a classic! You should react to his debut single “Let’s get it started” music video from 1987. His dancers were killing the choreography in that video.
Let’s Get It Started is the song/video that made me a fan. My mom bought me the album when I was 11 years old. I’m 47 now & still do the dance routine 😂
Some M.C Hammer songs: Let's Get It Started, Here Comes the Hammer, Pumps In A Bump, Have You Seen Her🔥 OakTown357: We Like It, Turn It Up, Straight At You, Juicy Gotcha Crazy, Yeah, yeah, yeah🔥
Hammer definitely had his own style. Different from the rest. During that time people had their own individual styles. That's why you had your groups like Kwame , Outkast, Run Dmc, Arrested Development, Salt and Pepper, MC Lyte etc. All different. They all had their own unique way and individualism. Not like today most look like the rest. Style is a form of individual expression. 😉
The girls were a group back in the day called 357. They had a song called Juicy with B Angie B. All from Compton I think. I enjoy watching you. Your facial expressions and dancing makes my day.
He may not have been the greatest lyricist, but he made hip hop dance able and people gathered not to be hating on each other as much. Made me dance a lot when this song came out!
I remember like it was yesterday this was Hammer’s debut single and my favorite by him. I was hooked from the first video. I was a dancer back in the day so I learned all the video moves and when I got a chance to see them in concert back ‘89’ ppl was watching me in the audience just as much them cause I knew all their moves.😂This was before ‘You Can’t Touch This’ and before he blew up. Shout out to Oaktown 357 and those guys in the hats was supposed to be a fake Run DMC BTW😂😂😂
This is my favorite Hammer song. It made other rappers have to step their game up and put on a show. Dancing kept everybody in shape and having fun. Shawny check out Let's get it started & Pumps and a Bump by Hammer and Yeah, Yeah, Yeah by Oaktown 357. We see you nephew doing the moves. Get up out your seat...
My goodness… you make my day every time. Great choices of music and even better reactions! MC Hammer’s -They Put Me In The Mix and Too Legit to Quit are amazing.
You should react to they put me in the mix, dancing machine, too legit to quit, let get it started, or here comes the hammer . All great Mc Hammer classics ❤️
Bro you have my respect as a young brother. Your reaction brought tears to my eyes because you got all of the steps and moves that we did back in the day when this was new. Thanks for your open mind and appreciating artistry from a different generation.
@@rochellelove3785 I did to but it's crazy that he had to make a separate video because the original was to controversial! Especially when you compare it to the crap they accept now!!
I was a sr in high school when this dropped. He didn't have to mock Run DMC like that, but that's the nature of the beast! Great memories. Hammer was the man!
He was chasing what Michael Jackson and athletes were doing with selling products and branding. Especially, since he grew up in the baseball culture. Rappers were jealous of his crossover success and considered it corny. Now today that type of marketing is the staple to being a hip hop star now. So ironic.
That was his first single from the first album.. he was so ridiculous lol but it worked because in 1986, Hip Hop was just approaching the golden years. You see who he was dissing in the video, Run DMC (they were the hot group at the time). Rakim had just come out, BDP but really that was it. We've come a long way. Check out the MC Hammer documentary his career went from a million to 0 over night smh.
K, it's safe to say this is the 80's. He's getting it in!! Damn Hammer gets no respect after his bankruptcy. He is such a pioneer. One of the first rappers to get commercial deals and even be a commercial rapper cuz he can REALLY rap, not just the entertainment the stuff he did. I think he was the first rap millionaire too. At least having tens of millions. Ppl called him a sellout etc. Now every rapper is selling something. Heck even Nas did a Sprite commercial.
The other rappers were JEALOUS of Hammer after he had the cross over hit-Can't Touch This !!!Even Tupac called Hammer a SAMBO and a SELL-OUT.Tupac was a hypocrite tho,he did the dancing routine with Digital Underground TOO.Talk about calling the kettle BLACK !!! So,I guess Pac was a SAMBO & a SELL-OUT too.
This was Hammer's introduction to the world, his 1st video . This was before he blewup to the You Cant Touch This part of his career, which many say he went more Pop than hip hop, there's some truth to that. This is on the Pump It Up album, my favorite part of his career. He had songs i liked layer on as well, but these was his RAWEST days.
Hammer was The Man…Nobody could match his energy besides Michael Jackson…when Dr Dre Snoop and gansta rap took over..he tried to change with the times but it was a little too late…
I loved watching your reaction. It was so genuine. This is my favorite MC Hammer video. 80s/90s rap/hip hop was definitely the dancing era. Check out Oaktown 357’s Wild & Loose & thank me later 😉
Love your reaction Shawny! 🥰🥰🥰 Hammer had it on lock back in the day! His dance moves were fire! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Would love to see your reaction to Mc Hammer - Pumps And A Bump 1994 (6 mins 11 seconds) 🎶💕💕💕💕
I mean you gotta check They put me in the Mix video by mc hammer. Also turn this mutha out by hammer as well. For good measure, My philosophy by boogie down productions.
The girls are Oaktown's 357 Sweet LD., Lil P, and Terrible T. The have some niiiice videos too! Check out Turn it up, yeah yeah yeah, Straight at you (the JJ fad diss).
That sh..t was tight tho you rite..that beat, his moves, the whole thing..I still come back to this & bump this whole album every now & again some 30+ yrs later..classics stay official they never go out of style. He still had it into the 90s its just the record companies added on to his concerts & shows too many extra dancers & crazy glittery suits on him & he lost his street cred as the pop scene crowded out his street scene. But late 80s at this point he was like the hottest thing on the West coast..but they were still bumpin' this & Turn this Mutha Out on every station even Hot 97. I remember that whole period. Hip Hop was barely 10 yrs old so it was a mixed bag of styles unlike today. Ppl in the streets was bumpin' this hard tho. His style seems kinda funny today but nobody had seen nothing like this before except maybe MJ was a body moving type music & the break dancing scene. In fact some stations DJs tried to say he was overshadowing MJ but everybody knew that was saying too much. His style of Hip-Hop made cars bump hard & his whold style got in you & made ppl get hype & dance. Hip Hop today has lost alotta that freedom of diversity of styles. It was a body type Hip Hop. It was just a d'ffrnt time. I'm glad I lived to see it tho.
This was in response to people who were dissing Hammer. The ones telling him to shut up and sit down. He had a huge beef with Run-D.M.C back in the days. They were suppose to be the one's wearing the black hats whining at the beginning of the video. MC Hammer full movie at this link on RUclips ruclips.net/video/DZ1GqiIAxF4/видео.html
Check out Hammers song : Don't Stop featuring Roger Troutman from Zapp. By the way, Hammers back up dancers had a rap group called Oaktown 357. Check out their song : Juicy Gotcha Krazy
Shawny bro, Im like you man, I wish I was a teenager during this era of hip hop. I would have been goin off!!! They were like on a 15 lol!!! Dawg Im telling you react to that Kid n Play - Gettin Funky video!!! That song has me jumping boi!! And also Troop-Spread My Wings video
Late 80's early 90's Hammer was by far the hottest thing in Rap. The industry wanted negativity and dysfunction aka gangster rap. All the other jealous rapper of that era weren't remotely making money or getting the same fame has Hammer gladly joined forces with the industry to hate on Hammer and label him corny because he didn't cuss or promote negativity.
Nobody ever questioned his dancing, it was just that his rapping was kind of weak. It's really just that he came along at a time where gangster rap was taking over. If he had come out 5 years earlier there wouldn't have been a problem.
Let me give you some background on this song you see in the beginning of the video before the song started the East Coast Dissed Hammer 🔨 Hard and thought he was a sucka and couldn’t rap but found out that was false Run DMC LL Cool J Doug E Fresh 3rd Bass to name a few so he just did his thing and sold so many records Hammer was that guy and I’m from the bay I’m certified 💯
MC Hammer was so fun!
Too bad back at that time Black America cancelled him.
“Gangsta rappers” got jealous & called him a “sell out” because he built a brand & started doing commercials.
He was sincerely one of the most generous entertainers of that time.
Now look at all those same artists who clowned him for going mainstream & branding, doing commercials, acting, pushing their own drinks & clothes etc.
MC Hammer💕🔥
"... Black America cancelled him." A lot of what you said was true, but that statement is BS.
Black America? Smdh lol! He was just wack.🤷🏿♂️
Everything you said is TRUE,Tao.I LOVED Hammer back in the day !!! AWESOME performer.
Pretty much. MC Hammer paved the way for a *LOT* of people to get paid. Doesn't get any credit for it. Interesting that the biggest African-American pioneers in music were either sabotaged, cancelled, killed or any combination of the three.
MJ, Prince, Whitney, 2-Pac, Biggie, MC Hammer, James Brown, and many others.
@@shermricks7340 whack? Please. Why are you even here?
What's funny is Hammer was more gangsta than all the other 'gangsta' rappers of the day.
Do not sleep. Hammer was one of the best artists to see live. And Hammer is known to be about that life…
I saw MC Hammer and the Crew years ago while they were on tour with Boyz II Men, TLC, etc. in Atlanta, GA. Watching them live was worth a million dollar ticket. I even caught a sweaty towel…lmfao! Such talent! I miss these gals/guys!
M.C Hammer was the consummate performer of the 80's and early 90's; flat out entertainer. Any award show he was on, had you tuning in Great reaction🔥🔥🔥💯👍🏾
"Pump it up". Wow...haven't heard this song in awhile. His energy is on point. #shawnytv
Haha I find the energy far more preferable to "Pumps in a Bump", where dude signed with Death Row and gyrates the entire video in a thong
Nephew ALLLLL THE DANCE STEPS Hammer did in this video we ALL DID. That was how we danced back then. At The Clubs, In The Streets. That was just US.
We as A People were ALWAYS KNOWN as Dancers and Singers. It is ONLY in this generation that has come that all of that has basically vanished.
What he does in the video is how we danced.🤷🏾♂
Im done bro.....Shawny said Hammer had vasaline at the bottom of his shoes 😂😂😂
This is how we did it! We had so much fun. Every now and, me and my siblings have to bust out some moves for the youngins. Can't get down and up as fast, but we still get down 😄.
We literally dance to this song during a high school talent show. 😂
@@shortblockflexinit5219 We sure did and we did not tire like we do today. The knees dont work like they use to. I mean we would just get up and get down with no problem but now we gotta think about it before we do it cause the body aint like it use to be.....Time has gone by so quickly. LIFE
@@IzzysCuisines The knees right? We just had a family reunion and I can do anything from the 70's on that doesn't require getting low. They tried to get me to get low but all I managed was a squat 😄. But I'm 61. LIFE indeed 🙂.
Oaktown 357 - Juicy Gotcha Crazy, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Jams!
I second this🔥🔥🔥
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Yeah,yeah, yeah
@@rochellelove3785 Do you think he's ready for the lyrics🤣
@@blackbutterfly3364 With the mess they play on the radio these days, he's more than ready. But his eyes might get a little big.
2 Legit 2 quit by Hammer is fire 🔥
Damn this is a classic! You should react to his debut single “Let’s get it started” music video from 1987. His dancers were killing the choreography in that video.
Turn This Motha Out was FIRE too !!!
I’m waiting for let’s get it started!
Let’s Get It Started is the song/video that made me a fan. My mom bought me the album when I was 11 years old. I’m 47 now & still do the dance routine 😂
Some M.C Hammer songs: Let's Get It Started, Here Comes the Hammer, Pumps In A Bump, Have You Seen Her🔥
OakTown357: We Like It, Turn It Up, Straight At You, Juicy Gotcha Crazy, Yeah, yeah, yeah🔥
Hammer definitely had his own style. Different from the rest. During that time people had their own individual styles. That's why you had your groups like Kwame , Outkast, Run Dmc, Arrested Development, Salt and Pepper, MC Lyte etc. All different. They all had their own unique way and individualism. Not like today most look like the rest. Style is a form of individual expression. 😉
The girls were a group back in the day called 357. They had a song called Juicy with B Angie B. All from Compton I think. I enjoy watching you. Your facial expressions and dancing makes my day.
Yessssssss. My cousins and I had no business singing that song.
Oaktown 3.5.7 is from Oakland. B Angie B also relocated to Oakland where she joined up with Hammer and Oaktown 3.5.7.
@@caycecm02 Right! Oakland. Thanks for that. I didn't feel right about Compton.
The look you get on your face when you're enjoying a video just makes my day!
The way Hammer was in his videos is the same as it use to be on stage at the award shows. Hammer got busy 🔥🔥🔥
He may not have been the greatest lyricist, but he made hip hop dance able and people gathered not to be hating on each other as much. Made me dance a lot when this song came out!
I remember like it was yesterday this was Hammer’s debut single and my favorite by him. I was hooked from the first video. I was a dancer back in the day so I learned all the video moves and when I got a chance to see them in concert back ‘89’ ppl was watching me in the audience just as much them cause I knew all their moves.😂This was before ‘You Can’t Touch This’ and before he blew up. Shout out to Oaktown 357 and those guys in the hats was supposed to be a fake Run DMC BTW😂😂😂
And he's in his early 60s STILL with this same energy!
Yeah his dancers became a group OakTown 357. You should react to their videos Juicy Gotcha Krazy and Yeah,Yeah,Yeah.
Don't forget We Like It
Gotta see Here Comes The Hammer one of my favorite videos
You will like it for it's production value it's like a mini movie
This is my favorite Hammer song. It made other rappers have to step their game up and put on a show. Dancing kept everybody in shape and having fun. Shawny check out Let's get it started & Pumps and a Bump by Hammer and Yeah, Yeah, Yeah by Oaktown 357. We see you nephew doing the moves. Get up out your seat...
Have you seen his LIVE performances on Soul-Train,Showtime At the Apolo and Arsenio Hall Show ??? Hammer & crew were KILLING it !! LOL.
@@powerbad696 Yeah probably back in the 80's when they first aired.
Hammer is a beast, you already got a taste of the song Let’s get it Started at the beginning of the record you need to check out the video
My goodness… you make my day every time. Great choices of music and even better reactions! MC Hammer’s -They Put Me In The Mix and Too Legit to Quit are amazing.
My favorite MC Hammer song...🔥🔥🔥🎵🎵🎵
He was truly great. Miss the old days 4sho
this is my jam. I am dancing in my chair right now. thanks for the reaction check out pumps and a bump and here comes the hammer
You should react to they put me in the mix, dancing machine, too legit to quit, let get it started, or here comes the hammer . All great Mc Hammer classics ❤️
This is one of the most FUN videos I've seen! Great Reaction too!
Never heard this one from him before.
Thank you to whoever requested this! 👏👏👏
Yasss!! Thank you for reaching to this!! We danced our tails off of it!!! The girls are Oaktown’s 3.5.7.
Mc Hammer And OakTown 357 was the shit back in 1988'' 89'' And the dance moves was on 10 they was gettin it in this video😎😎😎
The ladies dancing are a group that MC Hammer produced called: "Oaktown 357" - check out their songs: "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" and "Juicy Gotcha Crazy."
Memories..I was a honorary member of Oaktown 357. Knew all the steps
Hahaha. Same here. My cousins and I had those outfits, hairstyles and all!
Great reaction love old school music 🎵🎶
Agreed. Awesome reaction! I love his facial expressions and dance moves!
Bro you have my respect as a young brother. Your reaction brought tears to my eyes because you got all of the steps and moves that we did back in the day when this was new. Thanks for your open mind and appreciating artistry from a different generation.
Imagine growing up to this jawnt. Im 50 yrs old ...this came out in HS...boyyy we use to go crazy at the school parties doin Hammer dancers.
I was cheesing and bopping my head like yeeeah you feeling it!! 😂😂 Hammer was lit!! He had me as a little kid.
Whenever I see a MC Hammer reaction video I can't help but think of his original Pumps n a Bump video.......He was not playing in the speedo!!!
I preferred the second version with clothes.
@@rochellelove3785 I did to but it's crazy that he had to make a separate video because the original was to controversial! Especially when you compare it to the crap they accept now!!
I was a sr in high school when this dropped. He didn't have to mock Run DMC like that, but that's the nature of the beast! Great memories. Hammer was the man!
He was chasing what Michael Jackson and athletes were doing with selling products and branding. Especially, since he grew up in the baseball culture. Rappers were jealous of his crossover success and considered it corny. Now today that type of marketing is the staple to being a hip hop star now. So ironic.
Hammer Pumps and a Bump and 2 Legit 2 Quit!!!!
Hammer was the best! He was the first from the West to rule Hip Hop!
Funny part is hammer is gangster as hell most ppl don't know he a hood dude
Yeah,he-G-checked Redman for a DISS. LOL.
Hammer ALWAYS gave u a show
That was his first single from the first album.. he was so ridiculous lol but it worked because in 1986, Hip Hop was just approaching the golden years. You see who he was dissing in the video, Run DMC (they were the hot group at the time). Rakim had just come out, BDP but really that was it. We've come a long way. Check out the MC Hammer documentary his career went from a million to 0 over night smh.
I can still taste the Long Islands and Mai Tais listening to this cut. It was a club banger!
K, it's safe to say this is the 80's. He's getting it in!! Damn Hammer gets no respect after his bankruptcy. He is such a pioneer. One of the first rappers to get commercial deals and even be a commercial rapper cuz he can REALLY rap, not just the entertainment the stuff he did. I think he was the first rap millionaire too. At least having tens of millions. Ppl called him a sellout etc. Now every rapper is selling something. Heck even Nas did a Sprite commercial.
The other rappers were JEALOUS of Hammer after he had the cross over hit-Can't Touch This !!!Even Tupac called Hammer a SAMBO and a SELL-OUT.Tupac was a hypocrite tho,he did the dancing routine with Digital Underground TOO.Talk about calling the kettle BLACK !!! So,I guess Pac was a SAMBO & a SELL-OUT too.
forgot about this song!! another classic!!
This was Hammer's introduction to the world, his 1st video . This was before he blewup to the You Cant Touch This part of his career, which many say he went more Pop than hip hop, there's some truth to that.
This is on the Pump It Up album, my favorite part of his career. He had songs i liked layer on as well, but these was his RAWEST days.
They danced they ass off in this vid!!
Hammer was The Man…Nobody could match his energy besides Michael Jackson…when Dr Dre Snoop and gansta rap took over..he tried to change with the times but it was a little too late…
The roger rabbit the cabbage patch n the running man!
I loved watching your reaction. It was so genuine. This is my favorite MC Hammer video. 80s/90s rap/hip hop was definitely the dancing era. Check out Oaktown 357’s Wild & Loose & thank me later 😉
I've never heard of this one but it was 🔥 Great reaction ❤
Seen him in concert! Load of energy!
This was the jam! The church shoes without socks and everything 😂
Love your reaction Shawny! 🥰🥰🥰
Hammer had it on lock back in the day!
His dance moves were fire! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Would love to see your reaction to
Mc Hammer - Pumps And A Bump
1994 (6 mins 11 seconds)
🎶💕💕💕💕
Hey,Lovely,what about -Turn This Mutha OUT video ??? LOL.
Hey, you should react to " They put me in the mix" by MC Hammer! You'll love it! Also do, " Turn this mutha out!" By MC Hammer
Mann I still bump this..in some good headphones that beat thump
I've watch this. i don't know how many times
Hammer and his dancers were dope.
I mean you gotta check They put me in the Mix video by mc hammer. Also turn this mutha out by hammer as well. For good measure, My philosophy by boogie down productions.
The girl dancing is Oaktown 357.
More Hammer: Pumps and a bump and It’s all good. 🔥🔥🔥
The girls are Oaktown's 357 Sweet LD., Lil P, and Terrible T. The have some niiiice videos too! Check out Turn it up, yeah yeah yeah, Straight at you (the JJ fad diss).
Great reaction! Yeah man, when this dropped it was the coldest thing on the market. Wish I could be 14 again
You have to see 2 Legit 2 Quit by him!
Should check out "Pumps and a Bump", now THAT'S super high energy from MC Hammer!!
he had a sample of Beastie Boys there at the end too! MMMM DROPPP is the beastie boys! LOL
I remember me and my sister got into a fight because I was watching this video trying to learn the dances and she turned the TV!!
That sh..t was tight tho you rite..that beat, his moves, the whole thing..I still come back to this & bump this whole album every now & again some 30+ yrs later..classics stay official they never go out of style. He still had it into the 90s its just the record companies added on to his concerts & shows too many extra dancers & crazy glittery suits on him & he lost his street cred as the pop scene crowded out his street scene. But late 80s at this point he was like the hottest thing on the West coast..but they were still bumpin' this & Turn this Mutha Out on every station even Hot 97. I remember that whole period. Hip Hop was barely 10 yrs old so it was a mixed bag of styles unlike today. Ppl in the streets was bumpin' this hard tho. His style seems kinda funny today but nobody had seen nothing like this before except maybe MJ was a body moving type music & the break dancing scene. In fact some stations DJs tried to say he was overshadowing MJ but everybody knew that was saying too much. His style of Hip-Hop made cars bump hard & his whold style got in you & made ppl get hype & dance. Hip Hop today has lost alotta that freedom of diversity of styles. It was a body type Hip Hop. It was just a d'ffrnt time. I'm glad I lived to see it tho.
He was dissin The True Kings of rap in this video RUN DMC, ironically if not for RUN DMC he could’ve existed
HAMMER was definitely da guy in his prime
Hammer was ions ahead of his time.
This was in response to people who were dissing Hammer. The ones telling him to shut up and sit down. He had a huge beef with Run-D.M.C back in the days. They were suppose to be the one's wearing the black hats whining at the beginning of the video. MC Hammer full movie at this link on RUclips
ruclips.net/video/DZ1GqiIAxF4/видео.html
Str8 up entertainer right here... And to think they didn't even have energy drinks back then. LOL
ONE OF MY FAV SONGS PERIOD SHOUT OUT C/O 93
The ladies in the video is the group he created, Oaktown 357. You should check them out, too.
Check out Hammers song : Don't Stop featuring Roger Troutman from Zapp. By the way, Hammers back up dancers had a rap group called Oaktown 357. Check out their song : Juicy Gotcha Krazy
Best days of my life!!!
Also Yeah Yeah Yeah but Oaktowns 357 is a banger
This went so hard when it came out and i was 7 💯
You might wanna react to the group called troop. Momacita, spead my wings,souped if you like new edition you will like troop.
MC Hammer Pumps in a Bump
KILLIN IT
This is the first time I hear this🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
"there's not one seen this man's not dancing"lol
Go look at Oaktown 357 that is his Hammers girls dancers group. The song Yeah Yeah Yeah
Shawny bro, Im like you man, I wish I was a teenager during this era of hip hop. I would have been goin off!!! They were like on a 15 lol!!! Dawg Im telling you react to that Kid n Play - Gettin Funky video!!! That song has me jumping boi!! And also Troop-Spread My Wings video
Late 80's early 90's Hammer was by far the hottest thing in Rap. The industry wanted negativity and dysfunction aka gangster rap. All the other jealous rapper of that era weren't remotely making money or getting the same fame has Hammer gladly joined forces with the industry to hate on Hammer and label him corny because he didn't cuss or promote negativity.
Also react to MC Hammer - Let's get it Started
TGBTG ‼️NOW WE GET TO 357 JUICY ‼️‼️‼️‼️💯💯💯💯💜💜💜 #THEMESONGALERT ‼️ PS TEE Follows me HARD sooo i mos DEF will show thm ur reaction 👊🏾
Bro, soon as you see the moves, you help but try em 😂
YO SHAWNY GET AT HAMMERS '' LETS GET IT STARTED''
Hammer Musta Loved Rick James Because He Obviously Loved Sampling his songs.
Could not tell you how big hammer was
Nobody ever questioned his dancing, it was just that his rapping was kind of weak. It's really just that he came along at a time where gangster rap was taking over. If he had come out 5 years earlier there wouldn't have been a problem.
Just an FYI: The guy hyping up Hammer is his hypeman Too Big MC
Let me give you some background on this song you see in the beginning of the video before the song started the East Coast Dissed Hammer 🔨 Hard and thought he was a sucka and couldn’t rap but found out that was false Run DMC LL Cool J Doug E Fresh 3rd Bass to name a few so he just did his thing and sold so many records Hammer was that guy and I’m from the bay I’m certified 💯
Yo. Check out MC Hammer" Let's get it started "..... His first video. Jammin
Oh and this was the RUN DMC DISS TRACK.
You have to check out Oaktown 357 the ladies dancing behind him.
They are bad too !!